Closed Konfekt closed 10 years ago
@EPNGH
Hi.
The cursor, after hitting f and waiting for a character, jumps for a short time to the end of the command line and returns.
This is because a character is input with getchar()
function and it requires a cursor place at command line.
However, there may be a workaround by put a highlight of a cursor out. Some investigation is needed.
Ok, I think the following plugin does not suffer from this defect:
https://github.com/chrisbra/improvedft
Perhaps it might be worth taking a look how it handles the character input after hitting f/t. (It has other drawback though such as unintended search highlighting)
Other than that your plugin puts a great idea into practice. Should be Vim default.
Thank you, @EPNGH .
I'll check the plugin.
BTW, I've found that below code can hide the cursor.
set guicursor=n:block-NONE
set t_ve=
I implemented hiding a cursor at 64ce4d504ca5f28dc4f5f628e1546d79672047f1.
Please try it and check the behavior is the one you intended. (The feature is enabled as default.)
Well done. Works perfectly.
Thank you!
OK, thank you for your checking.
I'll write document and some simple tests, then I'll merge it to master branch.
I merged this feature on commit 85b4494c79c871a856f5b1d788df76e3d36d43f3.
The cursor, after hitting f and waiting for a character, jumps for a short time to the end of the command line and returns. Can this be toggled off ?